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From no other point of view is he open to any reproach, except for an excusable and not unnatural helplessness at the crisis of the elopement, and his utterances are the most acutely delightful in the consciously humorous kind--in the kind that we laugh with, not at--that even Miss Austen has put into the mouth of any of her characters.

그는 야반도주의 위기 상황에서 용납될 수 있고 그리 부자연스럽지도 않은 무력함을 제외하면 어떤 관점에서도 비난받을 여지가 없으며, 그의 발언들은 의식적으로 유머러스한 종류 중에서—우리가 비웃는 것이 아니라 함께 웃는 종류 중에서—오스틴 양이 자신의 어떤 등장인물의 입에 넣어준 것들 중에서도 가장 날카롭게 유쾌한 것들이다.

It is difficult to know whether he is most agreeable when talking to his wife, or when putting Mr. Collins through his paces; but the general sense of the world has probably been right in preferring to the first rank his consolation to the former when she maunders over the entail, "My dear, do not give way to such gloomy thoughts.

그가 아내와 이야기할 때 가장 매력적인지, 아니면 콜린스 씨를 시험에 들게 할 때 가장 매력적인지 알기 어렵다. 그러나 세상의 일반적인 견해는 아마도 옳게도, 아내가 한정 상속에 대해 넋두리를 늘어놓을 때 그녀에게 건네는 위로를 으뜸으로 꼽아왔다. "여보, 그런 우울한 생각에 빠져들지 마세요.

Let us hope for better things. Let us flatter ourselves that_ I _may be the survivor;" and his inquiry to his colossal cousin as to the compliments which Mr. Collins has just related as made by himself to Lady Catherine, "May I ask whether these pleasing attentions proceed from the impulse of the moment, or are the result of previous study?"

더 좋은 일들을 기대해 봅시다. 내가 더 오래 살아남을 수도 있다고 스스로를 위안해 봅시다." 그리고 콜린스 씨가 방금 자신이 캐서린 부인에게 했다고 전한 칭찬에 대해 그 거대한 친척에게 던지는 질문, "이 유쾌한 아첨들이 순간의 충동에서 나온 것인지, 아니면 사전 연습의 결과인지 여쭤봐도 될까요?"

These are the things which give Miss Austen's readers the pleasant shocks, the delightful thrills, which are felt by the readers of Swift, of Fielding, and we may here add, of Thackeray, as they are felt by the readers of no other English author of fiction outside of these four.

이것들이 바로 오스틴 양의 독자들에게 즐거운 충격과 유쾌한 전율을 안겨주는 것들로, 스위프트와 필딩, 그리고 여기에 새커리를 덧붙일 수 있는 이들의 독자들이 느끼는 바로 그 감각이며, 이 네 사람 외의 다른 어떤 영국 소설 작가의 독자들도 느끼지 못하는 것이다.

Vocabulary

야반도주의
ya-ban-do-ju-ui — Of a midnight secret escape or flight
위기
wi-gi — Crisis; a critical or dangerous situation
상황에서
sang-hwang-e-seo — In a situation or circumstance
용납될
yong-nap-doel — To be permitted or accepted; tolerable
su — Possibility; ability (auxiliary noun)
그리
geu-ri — So; that much; in that way
부자연스럽지도
bu-ja-yeon-seu-reop-ji-do — Not even unnatural; not awkward either
무력함을
mu-ryeok-ham-eul — Helplessness; a state of powerlessness (object)
제외하면
je-oe-ha-myeon — If you exclude; setting aside; except for
어떤
eo-tteon — Any; some; what kind of
관점에서도
gwan-jeom-e-seo-do — Even from any perspective or viewpoint
비난받을
bi-nan-ba-deul — To be criticized or blamed
여지가
yeo-ji-ga — Room; leeway; margin (subject marker)
발언들은
bal-eon-deul-eun — Remarks; utterances; spoken statements (topic)
의식적으로
ui-sik-jeok-eu-ro — Consciously; deliberately; intentionally
유머러스한
yu-meo-reo-seu-han — Humorous; funny; comical in nature
종류
jong-nyu — Type; kind; category; sort
중에서
jung-e-seo — Among; from within a group
비웃는
bi-ut-neun — Laughing at; mocking; ridiculing
아니라
a-ni-ra — Not; rather than; instead of
함께
ham-kke — Together; jointly; along with
웃는
un-neun — Laughing; smiling; that laughs
양이
yang-i — Miss (honorific suffix); young woman (subject)
자신의
ja-sin-ui — One's own; her/his own
등장인물의
deung-jang-in-mul-ui — Of a character; fictional character's (possessive)
입에
i-be — In the mouth; into the mouth
넣어준
neo-eo-jun — Put into; placed inside for someone
중에서도
jung-e-seo-do — Even among; from within, especially
가장
ga-jang — Most; the most; above all
날카롭게
nal-ka-rop-ge — Sharply; keenly; with sharp wit
유쾌한
yu-kwae-han — Delightful; pleasant; cheerful; enjoyable
아내와
a-nae-wa — With his wife; together with wife
이야기할
i-ya-gi-hal — To talk; about to converse or speak
ttae — When; time; moment; occasion
매력적인지
mae-ryeok-jeok-in-ji — Whether charming or attractive
아니면
a-ni-myeon — Or; if not; otherwise
씨를
ssi-reul — Mr./Ms. (honorific title, object marker)
시험에
si-heom-e — Into a test; in a trial or temptation
들게
deul-ge — To cause to enter; to make fall into
어렵다
eo-ryeop-da — Difficult; hard; not easy
그러나
geu-reo-na — However; but; nevertheless
세상의
se-sang-ui — Of the world; worldly (possessive)
일반적인
il-ban-jeok-in — General; common; typical; ordinary
견해는
gyeon-hae-neun — Opinion; view; perspective (topic marker)
아마도
a-ma-do — Probably; perhaps; most likely
옳게도
ol-ke-do — Rightly so; correctly; aptly enough
아내가
a-nae-ga — Wife (subject marker attached)
한정
han-jeong — Limitation; restriction; entailment
상속에
sang-sok-e — Regarding inheritance; about succession
대해
dae-hae — About; regarding; concerning
넋두리를
neok-du-ri-reul — Complaints; grumbling; lament (object marker)
늘어놓을
neu-reo-no-eul — To ramble on; to lay out complaints
건네는
geon-ne-neun — Passing; offering; extending to someone
위로를
wi-ro-reul — Comfort; consolation (object marker)
으뜸으로
eu-tteum-eu-ro — As the foremost; as number one; best
꼽아왔다
kko-ba-wat-da — Has counted as the best; has ranked first
여보
yeo-bo — Honey; dear (spousal term of address)
그런
geu-reon — Such; that kind of; like that
우울한
u-ul-han — Gloomy; depressing; melancholic
생각에
saeng-gak-e — Into thoughts; in the idea of
빠져들지
ppa-jyeo-deul-ji — Sinking into; falling into (negative form)
마세요
ma-se-yo — Please don't; polite negative command
deo — More; further; additionally
좋은
jo-eun — Good; nice; favorable
기대해
gi-dae-hae — Expect; look forward to; anticipate
봅시다
bop-si-da — Let's try; let us do together
오래
o-rae — Long; for a long time
살아남을
sal-a-na-meul — To survive; to outlive others
스스로를
seu-seu-ro-reul — Oneself (object marker); by oneself
위안해
wi-an-hae — Comfort; console; reassure oneself
씨가
ssi-ga — Mr./Ms. (honorific, subject marker)
방금
bang-geum — Just now; a moment ago
부인에게
bu-in-e-ge — To the lady; to madam (dative)
전한
jeon-han — Conveyed; delivered; reported (modifier)
칭찬에
ching-chan-e — Regarding the compliment; about the praise
거대한
geo-dae-han — Huge; enormous; giant; grand
친척에게
chin-cheok-e-ge — To the relative; toward the family member
던지는
deon-ji-neun — Throwing; tossing; directing at someone
질문
jil-mun — Question; inquiry; query
아첨들이
a-cheom-deul-i — Flatteries; pieces of flattery (subject)
순간의
sun-gan-ui — Of the moment; instantaneous (possessive)
충동에서
chung-dong-e-seo — From impulse; arising from an urge
나온
na-on — Came out; originated from; emerged
사전
sa-jeon — Prior; in advance; beforehand; dictionary
연습의
yeon-seup-ui — Of practice; of rehearsal (possessive)
결과인지
gyeol-gwa-in-ji — Whether it is the result of
여쭤봐도
yeo-jjwo-bwa-do — Even if I humbly ask; may I inquire
될까요
doel-kka-yo — Would it be okay? May I?
바로
ba-ro — Exactly; precisely; right; directly
독자들에게
dok-ja-deul-e-ge — To the readers; for the readership
즐거운
jeul-geo-un — Joyful; pleasant; enjoyable; delightful
충격과
chung-gyeok-gwa — Shock and; impact together with
전율을
jeon-yul-eul — Thrill; shudder; tremor of excitement (object)
안겨주는
an-gyeo-ju-neun — Giving; delivering; bestowing upon someone
여기에
yeo-gi-e — Here; to this; at this place
덧붙일
deot-bu-chil — To add; to append; to attach additionally
독자들이
dok-ja-deul-i — Readers (subject marker attached)
느끼는
neu-kki-neun — Feeling; sensing; experiencing (modifier)
감각이며
gam-gak-i-myeo — Sensation and; it is a sense, and
ne — Four; yes; affirmation (context-dependent)
사람
sa-ram — Person; human being; people
외의
oe-ui — Other than; outside of; beyond (possessive)
다른
da-reun — Other; different; another
영국
yeong-guk — England; the United Kingdom
소설
so-seol — Novel; fiction; literary prose work
작가의
jak-ga-ui — Author's; writer's (possessive)
독자들도
dok-ja-deul-do — Readers also; even the readers
느끼지
neu-kki-ji — Feel; sense (before negative ending)
못하는
mot-ha-neun — Unable to; cannot do (modifier form)
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